Joyas Voladoras by Brian Doyle is one of the most powerful essays I have ever read. Being slightly over two pages, this essay perfectly captures the reality of a human heart and the pain of love. I was more drawn to the part where we are to “live alone in the house of the heart”(p9) That we are independent from each other, that our perspectives are unique and individualized; people will never be able to fully understand our perspective because they have to live in their own house, too, just like how “we don’t know nearly nothing of a life of the blue whale”. We at least can know a bit about its heart. The hummingbird is going to die, and each heartbeat is killing it, but it continues to live in order to enjoy the nectar that also powers its heart.
The orcas’ brains have an “extra” part that makes them considerable more emotional. As cited on Tim Zimmermann’s article, the marine biologist Ken Balcomb stresses that: One of the most important things to know about killer whales like Tilikum is that, in the wild they live in complex and highly social family pods of 20 to 50 animals. The pods are organized around the females. The matriarch is usually the oldest female (some live to 80 or more), who has a wealth of experience and knowledge about where food can be found. Within the pod, mothers are at the center of smaller family groups.
For example Britney Spears gets goggled 500,000 a minute. Pepsi gave each of these stars a million dollars to be a part of their commercial which is only forty five seconds. Another example is the magazine industry will pay millions to either get pregnant stars baby pictures or for a star to tell about a sad time in their lives. In many societies through time the poor worshiped the wealthy. Americans are obsessed with living like the house wives of Atlanta and the Kardashians.
When he says, “The biggest heart in the world is inside the blue whale. It weighs more than seven tons. It’s as big as a room” (29). This simile actually stresses how big the heart is; therefore, the reader feels the stress and exaggeration Doyle is trying to get across. Doyle incorporates feelings to add style to the piece along with appealing to human
At the age 20 Richard started company named ‘Virgin’, which was operated with the mail. At the age 22 Richard opened company called ‘Virgin Records’, one of the first artists which sing with ‘Virgin Record’ was Mike Oldfield, he sold more than 5 million copies of single. Later on there was many other artist which sing with ‘Virgin Record’, for example Sex Pistol, Janet Jackson and Rolling Stones and may other singers and bands. At the age 34 Richard decide start business which is more serious. He moved into airline industry, starting ‘Virgin Atlantic Airways’, which become second biggest English haul in international airline, which had flights to New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Orland and many others international cities.
Rodney thanks the wonderful work of his surgeon Dr. Justin Miller for the wonderful job in fitting all the pieces back together like a jigsaw puzzle. Rodney went on to build the first under water observation cage to dive the Great White Shark and has now led hundreds of major expeditions to film and study his attacker. He is regarded as a world authority on the Great White Shark and has a great reputation as an expedition leader and producer of sharks. It is estimated that Rodney has been involved in some way with 90% of all prominent White Shark images taken world wide, in the 20th Century. Since Rodney's attack by a Great White in 1963 his involvement with great white sharks include consultant, guide, expedition leader, hunter, film producer, photographer, coordinator, actor, diver, cage designer protector and
A Beautiful Mind by Sylvia Nasar ‘A tale of how a man achieved the Nobel Prize after 10 years of schizophrenia’ Set during the 20th century, A Beautiful Mind is a biography on John Nash, whom worked against all odds and achieved the Nobel Prize for Economical Science in 1994 after been diagnosis of schizophrenia in 1959. ‘How could you, a mathematician, believe that the extraterrestrials were sending you a message?’ a Harvard visitor asked. ‘Because the ideas I had about supernatural beings came to me the same way my mathematics ideas did, and I took them seriously!’ came the answer. Thus begins the tale of John Nash, a mathematician who suffered from schizophrenia at the ago of 30, and who—with the selflessness of his family members and the faithfulness of Princeton—emerged as one of the most famous and influential mathematician on the century, also holder of the Nobel Prize for economics for 1994. Nash was born in Bluefield on 23rd June 1928, from young; Nash can be seen as a unique child.
other crocodiles, the gharials feed on warm-blooded species and can grow to 7 m in length, the gharial has a thick skin. Their found in rapid current and it can swim all thro that to think of that going that fast on such a current is amazing and lagest of all crocodilians. They have a narrow snout so pretty cool and extremely sharp teeth and 54-58 on the top and 54 on the bottom found on the back waters of large rivers and feed almost exclusively on fish and theur eggs take 90 days to emerge and it also on larva and it finds to be one if the they are between 4 and 6 millimeters in length and live about 40 to 60 it's pretty much all places and comes from all the places and it's French Spanish I think I don't remember if I wrote that but it's pretty impressive and i like this animal and it's a reptile and it can grab the fish easy and cool to study and looks out couldn't pick a better animal to study about only thing that can be so hard to talk about it so late at night and morning and it's fun though glad I'm about to pick a animal to talk about it hope I don't have to stand up and talk to the whole class but I just saw a picture it looks like it's got a wart on its nose not judging but it's just ugly sight to see don't look it up I can pull up a picture but it's not worth looking at just save
I love poetry; my house is home to over 3000 books. I have five children, one with my first and four with my second. My Profile picture was named “Guerrillero Heroico” or in English Heroic Guerilla and it is now the world’s most famous photograph; photo credits goes to Alberto Korda. He did an amazing job, taking that picture, whenever someone says my name; they are reminded of that picture. I hate Imperialism, Capitalism, Monopolism, and last but not least Neo-Colonialism.
The Rise of the British Empire The British Empire was the greatest empire the world ever knew. It covered one quarter of the Earths land mass and dominated most of the Earth’s waters. It also included 450 million people, a quarter of the world’s total population 300 million of whom lived in India. Britain is what you would call an “island fortress” because we are completely surrounded by water and the English Channel is a kind of moat that hasn’t been successfully crossed for 1000 years as Britain’s last successful invasion was in 1066. Many have tried since then but all have failed, such as the Spanish armada in 1588.